We came here out of pure curiosity on a busy Sunday. There was a long line to wait to check in, and everyone was queued up in a narrow long hallway that blocked the entrance to their lounge. Not too great, but once we got our names in we only waited 20 minutes which is pretty good for a busy Sunday lunch. The restaurant itself is nestled in a beautiful lodge and I liked the stained glass windows and the wood walls, and there's plenty to look at / walk around while you wait.

We were seated outside (apparently the indoor and the outdoors have different menus, so this is the outdoor experience I suppose). I ordered a flight of their ciders (blackberry, cherry, and the plain) and their key lime pie sour ale. The cherry one was definitely not my cup of tea, but the blackberry was delicious! I would recommend you skip the flight and order that blackberry cider... It was awesome. The key lime pie sour wasn't too shabby either, I usually keep to my stouts and porters but this was palatable to me.

Food was... mid at best. We ordered the Captain Neon burger and my fiancee ordered a different burger that I can't remember. The fries were slacking heavy. They were hot, but they were unseasoned, wiggly soft fries. Not even their mystic 18 sauce (tastes tangy!) could save it. The burger looked good but the patty was a little dry and they do not give you nearly enough blue cheese in that burger. Usually I wouldn't mind but these burgers were like 18-20$ a pop. Not great.

ANYWAYS it wasn't awful, I just think its overpriced for what you get. If you're hard pressed and youre here just order some cider and some apps.